The three girls teams and an equal number of boys rinks signed up will play a double round-robin format, followed by a two or three-game championship round, with the third game needed only if a team went through the double round-robin undefeated and loses their first championship game.
The defending champions, Ella Lenentine and Isaiah Dalton rinks, are returning to see if they can make it back-to-back titles. Lenentine will be joined by the Madalyn Easter team and the Sydney Carver rink. Dalton will face the Brayden Snow team (recently named the PEI 2023 Canada Games team), and the Nate Shaw rink.
The winning Girls and Boys rinks from the PEI U18 Curling Championships earn the right to advance to the 2023 Canadian Under-18 Curling Championships, presented by Curling Canada February 6-11, 2023 in Timmons, ON.
Spectators are welcome at this year’s PEI U18.
Here are the team rosters (“S” designates the skip) and round robin positions:
Girls:
1 – Team Easter
Madalyn Easter (S), Reid Hart, Kenna Warnell, Brooke Lewis, Shelley MacFadyen (coach)
2 – Team Carver
Sydney Carver (S), Katie MacLean, Michaela MacLean, Clara Jack, Tammy Dewar (coach)
3 – Team Lenentine
Ella Lenentine (S), Makiya Noonan, Kacey Gauthier, Erika Pater, Robbie Lenentine (coach)
Boys:
A – Team Snow
Brayden Snow (S), Jack MacFadyen, Davis Nicholson, Anderson MacDougall, David MacFadyen (coach)
B – Team Dalton
Isaiah Dalton (S), Connor Bruce, Sheamus Herlihy, Nate MacRae, Michael MacRae (coach)
C – Team Shaw
Nate Shaw, Brody Quinn, Sam Shaw, Aaron Haight, Sean Peric, Kyle MacDonald (coach)
Draw (Double Round Robin with a 2-3 game Championship Round) and Schedule:
If the ranking of ties teams eligible for playoffs cannot be established by the successive comparisons of win/loss records, only those teams that remain tied after such comparisons shall be ranked by implementing the ranking based on last stone draw.
Live, end-by-end results will be available at: https://peicurling.com/scoreboard/#!/competitions/8030